Pilot Program

The pilot initiative will provide sign language interpreters to officers in three precincts. 

The program will open accounts with $100 for every kindergarten student in Queens District 30 this fall.

Collision avoidance and turn warning systems will alert both pedestrians and drivers. 

The program in Bed-Stuy includes active shooter classes.

The protective doors could prevent people and trash from falling onto the tracks.

New officers and patrol scheme changes will start on January 1, 2016, the 77th Precinct said.

The 34th Precinct was able to arrest two phone thieves using a newly issued tablet, police said.

The program will put property managers in charge of maintenance and repairs, residents said.

The DOH and Parks Department are testing a new material in tree pits on the UWS to prevent rats nests. 

Twenty high schools and middle schools will house new software engineering programs, officials said.

A new Lincoln Center program brings world-class programming to Queens Library.

New York Water Taxi will be testing out new trial weekend service to the island this fall.

The MTA's new subway maps tell riders which stop they're at and which stops come next.

The 20-building Vladeck Houses is weighing a pilot project that would outfit the complex with surveillance cameras.

Casey's pub at 22 E. 41st St. between Fifth and Madison avenues will be home to Midtown's first pop-up café.